Attached Link: http://www.daz3d.com/shop.php?op=itemdetails&item=3492&cat=5

Over at Daz. Morphs added, Advanced ERC pose controls added, Baby Griffins, Griffin folk, all the Griffin-y goodness you could desire!

Here are some of the full body morph types...

And some of the mimic expressions, and even clothes mat zones for the Griffin Folk!

Aw, ain't he CUTE????

this is so cool!

cute - reminds me of bloodsong's Wee Beasties!

Gareee, you may want to drop an e-mail to DAZ. Their webpage for LG+ does not specify that Legendary griffin is required to use your add-on.

They already were emailed about it last night, and have already fixed it. When they move a product into the store to be "live", they have to create the links for related and required products (they can't do that until those products are launched as well.) Someone just missed that, and forgot to "dot the I" so to speak. Kind of interesting "behind the scenes" I never thought or worried about before. My page will also change in the next day or so as well, to show RawArt's texture set as a related product. There are two other texture products in developement as well, and when they are complete, I'll add those as well. Thanks for the head's up though!

Gareee, it's a great product!! It has one itty bitty problem in PP..and it's not your fault.. bad case of cross talk.

Thanks, I really added a lot more then only morphs in this set. Adding morphs and scaling is nice, but the additional ERC code I think really sets this expansion over the top. You should be able to load a null between figures to cure the crosstalk... At least that's the usual cure...

Thanks Gareee, I totally forgot about null figures.

I try to avoid them whenever possible. I did use at least 2 of the griffs in P6, but then crosstalk is supposedly squashed in it.. (at least most of the time.. LOL!)

Hehehe,, I guess I'm just a die hard. Though I have P6 I still wind up doing most of my work in Propack.

That's just because it's what you are used to. Now that I have a handle on working with the render settings, and lights, I MUCH prefer P6 over anything else. I don't think I've even fired up P5 in 2 months now. I always use 1 ao light to fill in the shadows, and two spotlights with shadows off, and that give me pretty good variety and lighting, without huge render time hits. Area render while you are tweaking is a DREAM, and I'm testing a new material assistance program for P6 that makes adjusting lots of material settings a snap! Plus of course you have the mulitiple runtimes available, and my runtimes are perfectly organized. I'm just SO much happier with P6 then P5 and I liked P5, and had few issues with it.

Attached Link: http://www.mort.net/users/krm/dist/poser/prpc

I know I should take some quality time and learn P6. As far as additional runtimes for organization, since I've been using Poser Remote Proceedure Call Daemon and P3DoExplorer all I have is one external folder that I can load what I want at will. I think you're on a MAC so it might not work but you can read about it here. ps I'm the same nut who heckles you in the WW yahoo group:)

A Mac?? Puuuuleeeez! I came from the old Amiga/Atari wars, and decided even if a system had some great hardware innovations, without ready access to mass software support, a computer to me is a lead weight. As an example, the nearest apple dealer to me for sale or service it 2 HOURS away highway. Same with any stores that carry any software selection. As much as I really preferred my old Amiga over both Pcs or Macs, the real bottom line is that I want to be able to have competition when it comes to hardware developement, and I want to be able to walk into just about any local store and find a big software selection. Till something better comes along, and usurps it, I'm a windows man.

Sorry about the MAC, been doing so much reading lately I could have become more confused than normal.

He hee.. you should try to juggle the number of projects I'm juggling now.. talk about confusion! I usually try to work on only 1 or 2 things at a time, but stuff just piled up worth doing.